Did you know that making a decision is really just value clarification?
WHO is comfortable answering this question?
What is a value? Do I see it? Can I touch it it?
Would not knowing what a value really is, cause making a critical decision harder?
Worst still what if it is true that values are critical in making our decisions, and that we find we have no idea what they are because we can't see them, we can't touch them or pick them up and drop them and hear the kind of thump they make when they hit the concrete...
is it possible then that the chance of making the wrong decision now escalates dramatically?
So allow me to ask.
How important are values that help safeguard you from making a wrong decision .. to you? OR is preventing a bad decision NOT important?
TOYL
There are many good life planning systems available including GTD, Franklin Covey to name just two. However I believe TOYL is in a class all its own. No program suits everyone 100% of the time but those who take the time to put this one to work will find themselves go on to persue major things in their life.. TOYL is the lifeplanning program I have specialised in for those who want to take their most precious gift, their TIME, into the next level designed by this guy http://www.cbc.ca/thehour/video.php?id=1754
About Me
- Hi
- My name is Robert Litjens, I am a "Performance Catalyst" and I help protect leverage and grow the relationship between the contractor and agent in 3 critical areas where the relationship is most vulnerable and increase the value the contractor is to the agent and the agents client.
COACH YOURSELF
Perhaps you are not ready for a program like TOYL just yet and would prefer to do your own research and be your own coach (for the time being)... but would still appreciate a little help to get you started with that.. then the coaching network self help program could be just the thing for you... http://coachnetwork.net/self_coaching_programme.html